Beatles albums portrayed by It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

[@celestee2264]

I lost it at Help! This is too accurate for words to describe.

[@jackmoore4243]

Help! and Let it Be were so fucking spot on.

[@fivestarman5130]

Revolver is 100% accurate

[@funnybone6149]

Based off of the podcast, Glenn hates this video

[@friedporchetta]

In what regard?

[@stefanalexanderlungu1503]

what did he say?

[@sadboizigzag]

Lol you gotta answer, I don’t recall him mentioning this

[@sophiabohigian]

LET IT BE LMFAOOO

[@EpicBlooFox]

This had me on the floor

[@vojtechpapp3957]

Yellow Submarine is perfect!

[@milesgreb3537]

it is of course not an actual beatles album

[@GreenHoneyBooBoo]

Please Please Me - The beginning.
With the Beatles - Improved vocals/songs.
A Hard Day's Night - A major jumping point during Beatlemania.
Beatles For Sale - A lot of covers of American classics.
Help! - Heavy influences of Bob Dylan.
Rubber Soul - Often considered one of their best albums.
Revolver - Revolutionary technology helped to experiment with song making.
Sgt. Pepper's - Drugs. Kinda obvious.
Magical Mystery Tour - Drugs continued.
The White Album - Conflicts during recording sessions resulted in some bitter lyrics.
Yellow Submarine - A soundtrack to the movie.
Abbey Road - A good amount of vocal peaks (mainly during the medley).
Let It Be - The unfortunate end to an era.

[@BasedPeter]

Last two were so accurate

[@jackbergman4724]

This way too true

[@Rangerstown00]

This is it. The greatest crossover video I've ever seen. Thank you.

[@milesgreb3537]

Rubber Soul was perfect

[@joecoyle3128]

I’m dying

[@bigneon_glitter]

Perfection.